Watching a silversmith at work

Title:: Watching a silversmith at work
Creator:: United States. Marine Corps
Name on Item:: Official U. S. Marine Corps Photo By Sgt. G. E. Dick
Date:: July 18, 1947
Format:: Photographs
Genre:: Photographic prints
Location:: American Legion Museum
Collection (local):: World War II by Combat Photographers
Subjects:: Military personnel
Military life
Leisure
Silversmiths
Shopping
Jewelry
Places:: Trinidad and Tobago > Trinidad (island)
Extent:: 1 photograph : print ; sheet 21 x 26 cm (8 x 10 format)
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Caption: Trinidad, NOB - July 18, 1947 - An interesting sight that tourists see when they come to the Island of Trinidad is native Indian silversmiths making silver and gold jewelry in a little of the finished product is sold to tourists but the majority of the product is sold to large jewelry concerns [sic]. Watching a silversmith at work are Private First Class Walter T. Greenwood of Algood, Tennessee and Private Willie A. Wilson of Easley who are stationed out at the Nob, Trinidad, BWI. Hdqtrs. No. 167029.
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Identifier:: 1-181